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The World Tapping Circle Membership review
A $19 monthly membership for weekly live EFT tapping sessions with replays and a video library, with cancel-anytime billing but broad health claims about tapping.
Worth a look
The offer itself is clear: $19 a month for a weekly live session, replays and a video library, with 'cancel anytime' written on the page and the recurring charge visible on the form. That openness is the main plus, along with a named teacher and a named LLC. What to weigh is the subscription, which caps our pricing score, and the health language. The page ties tapping to anxiety, depression, addiction, PTSD and chronic pain and says it can rewire the brain and help the body recover from most anything, citing research we did not check, before adding that results are never guaranteed. A doctor testimonial without a surname does not help. No refund promise appears on the page, only the 60-day limit on the ClickBank form. It can suit a low-cost community practice if you are comfortable with a monthly charge, but not as a substitute for professional care.
- Price
- $19
- Billing
- Subscription: $19 now, then $19 per month
- Best for
- People who want a low-cost weekly guided tapping session with a community and accept a monthly charge
- Not for
- Anyone seeking treatment for a medical or mental health condition in place of professional care
The World Tapping Circle Membership at a glance
The World Tapping Circle is a membership for EFT tapping led by Sonya Sophia. For $19 a month, the page says, members get a one-hour live tapping session every week, a replay within 24 hours if they miss it, and a 24/7 video library of past circles, tutorials and short 'mini taps'. A step-by-step timeline explains what happens before, during and after a circle, including a list of 'core causes' questions and a check-in. A free 5-day emotional detox is offered for an email address. The page cites EFT research from Harvard Medical School and other institutions, saying it has been studied in over 100 papers, and describes tapping as helping with anxiety, depression, addiction, PTSD and chronic pain, while also saying results are never guaranteed. Named authors are quoted, and one testimonial comes from 'Dr. Ann, M.D.' without a surname. The terms name The Sophia School of Living Arts, LLC as the entity behind the site.
- Format
- Weekly live one-hour EFT tapping session, replays within 24 hours and a video library
- Price
- $19.00 now, then $19.00 per month until cancelled
- Refund window
- 60-day limit on the ClickBank form; no guarantee stated on the page
- Cancellation
- Cancel anytime per the page; billing issues go through ClickBank
- Seller
- The Sophia School of Living Arts, LLC; teacher Sonya Sophia; contact form, no street address seen
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- sonyasophi
Weekly circle, replays and a library
The page explains the live session, the replay within 24 hours, the video library and how a circle runs.
For offer clarity we give 7.5.
A monthly subscription
The form charges $19 now and every month afterward; the page says cancel anytime, but it remains a recurring charge.
For pricing honesty we give 4.0.
Tapping and serious conditions
The page links EFT to anxiety, depression, addiction, PTSD and chronic pain and says it rewires the brain, then says results are never guaranteed.
For claim discipline we give 3.5.
Limit on the form only
The form shows a 60-day limit, but the page states no guarantee of its own.
For refund terms we give 7.5.
Named teacher and LLC
Sonya Sophia and The Sophia School of Living Arts, LLC are named, with a contact form but no street address on the pages we read.
For vendor transparency we give 6.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Clear description of the weekly live session and library
- Subscription price and 'cancel anytime' stated on the page
- Named teacher and named LLC
- Replay within 24 hours for missed sessions
What does not
- Monthly subscription on the form
- Broad health and brain claims about EFT
- Doctor testimonial without a surname
- No guarantee stated on the page itself
The World Tapping Circle Membership FAQ
Is The World Tapping Circle legit?
It is a described membership with a named teacher and LLC and a visible monthly price, but its health claims about tapping are broad.
How much does it cost?
$19.00 today and $19.00 every month until you cancel, for a US address.
How do I cancel?
The page says cancel anytime; billing issues and cancellation go through ClickBank.
Can I get a refund?
The ClickBank form shows a 60-day limit, but the page states no guarantee.
Does tapping treat medical conditions?
The page says research supports EFT for many conditions and also that results are never guaranteed; we did not verify the research, and this is not a medical review.
The bottom line
The offer itself is clear: $19 a month for a weekly live session, replays and a video library, with 'cancel anytime' written on the page and the recurring charge visible on the form. That openness is the main plus, along with a named teacher and a named LLC. What to weigh is the subscription, which caps our pricing score, and the health language. The page ties tapping to anxiety, depression, addiction, PTSD and chronic pain and says it can rewire the brain and help the body recover from most anything, citing research we did not check, before adding that results are never guaranteed. A doctor testimonial without a surname does not help. No refund promise appears on the page, only the 60-day limit on the ClickBank form. It can suit a low-cost community practice if you are comfortable with a monthly charge, but not as a substitute for professional care.
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